Hi Johan,
Thanks for the reply.
In the user register scheme, I will create user account according different
email address, and user who want to connect to the websocket server should
use these created account. Another to say, every user has their own account
to connect server.
After a user con
Cool -- yeah, I suspected something of the sort had to be the case. Good
luck...
On Tue, Jun 7, 2016 at 6:05 PM, kraythe wrote:
> First of all, thanks for the reply!
>
> I am trying to do a fair bit of work to glue an actor system to a
> non-actor system and that is the problem here. Sure, it w
First of all, thanks for the reply!
I am trying to do a fair bit of work to glue an actor system to a non-actor
system and that is the problem here. Sure, it would be nice if the whole
system was Akka. However, it isn't Akka at all and I am trying to wedge
Akka into the tech stack and prove ROI
Hello,
I would like to configure my websocket client connection to work on
2-way communication, but I have problems with that. My code :
Sink and Source flow creation:
def myFlow(): Flow[String, SlackMessageStreamPacket, Any] = {
val in = Flow[String]
.map(SlackMessageStreamPacket(_))
Actually, again, this is very *un*common code -- all those statics are
awfully surprising. Question: how much are you gluing Actors onto very
non-Actor code? That's the only way I can interpret what you're doing
here, and it's a bit unusual in my experience -- Akka tends to be pretty
pervasive, s
I am currently adding Akka to our existing system that currently does
distributed programming with Executors in Hazelcast. Obviously he executor
system is not scaling so I am currently working on how to convert it to an
actor system. The temptation I have is to do the code below for my scoring
Hi @ all
This question is a duplication of
this
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37659421/what-is-the-best-way-to-combine-akka-http-flow-in-a-scala-stream-flow
stack overflow questions. I would like to speak about best practices to
combine akka-stream and akka-http flows.
Ivan
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